Part alignment

What is the unit? mm? 

If the points were based on car coordinate system, it is still hard to start with points XYZ...

RobOntario Do you have any idea how to start?

Do you have the CAD model, and if you do, where is it's co-ordinate system origin when you import it?  As others have said, those XYZ values look like car body co-ordinates.  Usually, for parts like this, the CAD is also supplied in car body co-ordinates which allows you to simply import it and then add auto-vector or auto-surface points, typing in the XYZ values shown.  After typing in the XYZ values, there is a button you can click to find the corresponding vector for each point before creating.

Do you have the CAD model, and if you do, where is it's co-ordinate system origin when you import it?  As others have said, those XYZ values look like car body co-ordinates.  Usually, for parts like this, the CAD is also supplied in car body co-ordinates which allows you to simply import it and then add auto-vector or auto-surface points, typing in the XYZ values shown.  After typing in the XYZ values, there is a button you can click to find the corresponding vector for each point before creating.

Totally agree. When you start your program with point hits for  iterative alignment, you need not only the XYZ values of the points, but also the corresponding vectors, otherwise the CMM could not get the right compensation for each hit, which means not accurate.